Communication Doctors at the SIAM Annual Meeting

At AN17, "communication doctors" offered students and professionals advice on how to present their research to the general public.

What Characteristics Make Mathematicians Suited for Industry?

Bill Satzer discusses the attributes that make mathematics Ph.D.s desirable for industrial employment.

SIAM promotes the value of applied mathematics research and ensures its application in solving real-world problems.

Hans Kaper discusses the field of deep uncertainty, which plays an important role in the development of policy and business strategy.

The City University of New York’s applied mathematics internship program yields student success in many areas.

Debbie McCoy and Mary Ann Leung describe the BE program’s importance in fostering diversity and inclusion among the community.

Former Ph.D. student Sam Relton writes about his experience and offers current students 10 tips for success.

“Engineering mathematics” has branched out into novel, interdisciplinary realms, offering students a range of new career options.

Participants at the funding panel held during CSE17 described best practices for obtaining funding and addressed challenges facing the field.

Christine Klymko discusses her time as a postdoc in the Center for Applied Scientific Computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Kaitlyn Muller, a research faculty at Colorado State University, received the AFOSR Young Investigator Program award and grant.

Accessible language when communicating mathematics to a non-technical audience is vital to the field's growth and preservation.

The growing area of systems analysis yields multidisciplinary solutions and policy recommendations in response to emerging global problems.

Sci-Hub is a controversial internet search engine that makes approximately 50 million scientific journal articles freely accessible.

Susan Gregurick is director of the NIGMS Division of Biomedical Technology, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology at the NIH.